The spooky ghost said to haunt Heathrow Airport runways

[Eldorado]

As you're sitting on your flight, either excited about the holiday ahead or bracing yourself for hours of misery as a nervous flier, you really don't want to be thinking about ghosts.

Unfortunately, people who fly from Heathrow Airport may have to consider the possible appearance of a ghostly man killed in a horrific crash many years beforehand.

The story is told in David Long's Bizarre London and dates back to 1948.

Full story at Berkshire Live

[papageorge1]

2 hours ago, Eldorado said:

As you're sitting on your flight, either excited about the holiday ahead or bracing yourself for hours of misery as a nervous flier, you really don't want to be thinking about ghosts.

Unfortunately, people who fly from Heathrow Airport may have to consider the possible appearance of a ghostly man killed in a horrific crash many years beforehand.

The story is told in David Long's Bizarre London and dates back to 1948.

Full story at Berkshire Live

Sounds believable to me after a tragic accident. It sounds like at first he didn't realize he was dead and materialized.

I remember a story of another crew team in a tragic plane accident that repeatedly were seen on planes after their death.

[jethrofloyd]

I don't believe in ghosts, so it must be Alex with a bowler hat!

[scottygod]

Anecdotes are a kind of evidence. The worst kind.

[GlitterRose]

Somebody really should try to communicate that this is not the best place to haunt if he doesn't want irate company.